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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1926
Page
12
Fashion note details a design no 2595 featuring black chiffon velvet and novelty georgette crepe jacets. Sizes 36 to 46 inch bust with yardage and price, plus pattern book benefits and picture dress lessons. Send 10 cents for copy.
Plainview Jan 7 J F Cumby of Petersburg Hale county produced 400 pounds of butter in 1925 selling at 50 cents a pound from twelve Jerseys. He plans 500 White Leghorn hens within a year and sees diversification as a safe farm plan amid national census data showing Hale county dairy cattle up 45 percent since 1920.
An advertisement extols Aspironal as a fast acting cold and cough elixir. It claims quick relief within minutes, easy dosage, and safety for adults and children, urging shoppers to buy at local drug stores and request a refund if relief is not felt.
Hale County Dairy Association based in Hale Center Plainview and Abernathy follows Floyd County model with Pat Connelley as temporary Floyd county secretary. In 1925 the three-unit Hale group handled 125000 pounds of butter fat for 275 members yielding about 55000 dollars. Snow covers South Plains as Lubbock awakes.
Mrs Irving Berlin remains happy in her marriage to the noted composer but says she is heartbroken over lack of blessing from her father Clarence H Mackay president of Postal Telegraph Co. He has not commented on their wedding.
The Vernon post office posted 1925 receipts of 88 870 59 dollars, a 33 percent increase from 1924 s 29 749 92. The 1925 total fell short of the 40 000 needed to qualify as a first class office by 1 129 11 dollars.
Ralls January meeting elected L. A. Wicks as president unanimously. A. L. Winfrey became vice-president with Marvin McLaughlin W. D. Watkins J. B. Cole Jr A. C Hyatt P. By Ralls L. C. Byerly and Reed Lottin named directors. Eight rural communities attended and farmers pledged strong 1926 fair exhibits.
The narrative recalls George Washington as a boy of eight and his half brother Lawrence, then two sturdy youths who joined the British military and fought at Cartagena. Letters from the front, detailing battles, inspired the younger George with fervent enthusiasm.
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